Hello Team,
I wanted to ask if there are any plans to create a mobile application for the n8n community. I believe having an app would be very helpful, as it would allow members to stay connected, receive notifications, and follow community questions and discussions even when they are away from their computers.
Personally, I would love to have an app so I can keep up with the community while AFK and get notified whenever new questions or discussions appear.
If this is something your team is considering in the future, I would be very interested in contributing. I have access to a strong development team and would be happy to help explore the possibility of building such an app. At the same time, I know n8n already has an excellent internal development team, so it could be a great addition to the ecosystem.
Just curious to hear your thoughts on this.
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The n8n team is pretty active in responding to this type of feedback — worth posting in the Feature Requests category too if you want official visibility on it.
That said, the community itself runs on Discourse, which does have a pretty decent Progressive Web App (PWA) experience. If you go to community.n8n.io on mobile and add it to your home screen, you get push notifications, a native-ish app feel, and the ability to follow threads. Not perfect, but functional.
The Discourse iOS and Android apps also technically support any Discourse forum. It is a bit buried but you can connect to community.n8n.io through the official Discourse Hub app and get notifications for replies to threads you are tracking.
For staying up to date on new questions specifically — I have an n8n workflow that monitors the community RSS feed (https://community.n8n.io/latest.rss) and sends me a Telegram message whenever a new thread hits certain keywords. Takes about 10 minutes to set up and does not require any app at all. Happy to share the workflow JSON if that would be useful.
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In handling multiple images uploaded in a single form, it is highly recommended to split these images and then process each image individually. Your flow should commence with a form trigger, where you should accept multiple images, followed by a split out node where these images are split into individual images. An AI Agent should then process each of these images individually, and finally, an Aggregate node should be used to bring back all this data into a single item.
This approach should provide you with a more accurate outcome, as each of these images is processed individually while keeping it related to a single original event. It should work irrespective of the number of images received.
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Hi @yelinaung I have n8n community as mobile app just install it using chrome or safari , i use it daily to stay updated on the content and the questions, we do not need a dedicated app the website is really amazing enough, just install that using chrome/safari and it works just fine.
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okay thank you for the information
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thank you for the information
okay noted , i will try it
@yelinaung glad you found it useful, i would recommend going with the website app using chrome/safari as i personally use those, and for future discoverers mark that as a solution to know what is the right thing!
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@yelinaung i suggest marking a solution so that other people also know which way to follow and not to keep unanswered questions even after you got a right answer.